Comments for i3 Business Solutions http://www.i3bus.com Accelerating Business Results Thu, 15 Sep 2011 18:22:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Selflessness & Service by A Christmas Gift From i3 – Please Join Us « intelligent.information.integration http://www.i3bus.com/selflessness-service/#comment-9 A Christmas Gift From i3 – Please Join Us « intelligent.information.integration Tue, 23 Nov 2010 11:49:07 +0000 http://integration.i3bus.com/?p=962#comment-9 [...] months ago I heard August Turak speak in Grand Rapids and wrote about the experience right here in this blog.  August Turak and The Trapist [...] [...] months ago I heard August Turak speak in Grand Rapids and wrote about the experience right here in this blog.  August Turak and The Trapist [...]

]]> Comment on Spring has sprung, and the worst could be behind us | Rich Karlgaard by Twenty Trends For The 2010s | Digital Rules | Rich Karlgaard « intelligent.information.integration http://www.i3bus.com/spring-has-sprung-and-the-worst-could-be-behind-us-rich-karlgaard/#comment-5 Twenty Trends For The 2010s | Digital Rules | Rich Karlgaard « intelligent.information.integration Thu, 28 Jan 2010 01:28:59 +0000 http://i3bus.wordpress.com/?p=460#comment-5 [...] Last January he spoke at the Grand Rapids Chamber of Commerce annual lunch and went out on a limb by saying that already he saw signs of recovery from The Recession– when most everyone else was still in shock, fearful and reeling from the financial meltdown of the preceding months. [...] [...] Last January he spoke at the Grand Rapids Chamber of Commerce annual lunch and went out on a limb by saying that already he saw signs of recovery from The Recession– when most everyone else was still in shock, fearful and reeling from the financial meltdown of the preceding months. [...]

]]> Comment on A Ring Tone Meant to Fall on Deaf Ears | NYT by mritsema http://www.i3bus.com/a-ring-tone-meant-to-fall-on-deaf-ears-nyt/#comment-8 mritsema Wed, 25 Nov 2009 12:32:01 +0000 http://integration.i3bus.com/?p=714#comment-8 Nothing. I hear nothing! Nothing. I hear nothing!

]]> Comment on Technology, Education & The Future by mritsema http://www.i3bus.com/technology-education-the-future/#comment-7 mritsema Tue, 23 Jun 2009 02:59:39 +0000 http://i3bus.wordpress.com/?p=502#comment-7 Thanks, Bert. Thanks, Bert.

]]> Comment on Technology, Education & The Future by Bert Maes http://www.i3bus.com/technology-education-the-future/#comment-6 Bert Maes Sun, 21 Jun 2009 20:07:41 +0000 http://i3bus.wordpress.com/?p=502#comment-6 Thanks, Michael, for sharing this very interesting article. We can't indeed wait for the government to act. Private companies have to 'take the bull by its horns' and set up initiatives to raise the quality of education with their expertise, otherwise nothing happens. That's what these guys are doing as well: http://www.HTECnetwork.org. Bert http://bertmaes.wordpress.com Thanks, Michael, for sharing this very interesting article.

We can’t indeed wait for the government to act. Private companies have to ‘take the bull by its horns’ and set up initiatives to raise the quality of education with their expertise, otherwise nothing happens. That’s what these guys are doing as well: http://www.HTECnetwork.org.

Bert
http://bertmaes.wordpress.com

]]> Comment on Technology’s Impact on Productivity by thaadsma http://www.i3bus.com/technologys-impact-on-productivity/#comment-4 thaadsma Mon, 23 Jun 2008 15:10:30 +0000 http://i3bus.wordpress.com/?p=337#comment-4 Mike: Great post. In the midst of all the doom-and-gloom news about the US economy, your comments (and Wesbury's of course!) state the facts: that the US continues to be the leader worldwide in creating jobs and wealth and raising <strong>everybody's</strong> standard of living. And, the fact is that shop-floor factory jobs are declining-- but that doesn't mean we're not manufacturing! This is collaborated by a local Grand Rapids Press business news story about IT demand at local manufacturing companies: see <strong>"Job market easy for some in West Michigan</strong>" at http://blog.mlive.com/grpress/2008/06/job_market_easy_for_some_in_we.html T Mike:

Great post. In the midst of all the doom-and-gloom news about the US economy, your comments (and Wesbury’s of course!) state the facts: that the US continues to be the leader worldwide in creating jobs and wealth and raising everybody’s standard of living.

And, the fact is that shop-floor factory jobs are declining– but that doesn’t mean we’re not manufacturing! This is collaborated by a local Grand Rapids Press business news story about IT demand at local manufacturing companies: see “Job market easy for some in West Michigan” at
http://blog.mlive.com/grpress/2008/06/job_market_easy_for_some_in_we.html

T

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